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Kinemacolor projector no. 19, with original colour filter, from Wirral Museum, used for a demonstration of Kinemacolor films at the BFI's J. Paul Getty Conservation Centre, Berkhamsted, 25 February 2008.
See bioscopic.wordpress.com/2008/02/25/colourful-stories-no-7...
After getting to know a few new people at the 100th wskeo hosted by Mark Hopkins I took a photo stroll of the old King Edward school.
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Yep, we won the super bowl.
Eric & I were even sporting green & gold, but are too tired after the drive home to take something more cute, cheesy, & better than this shot.
b&w because the basement lighting is just awful. :-)
(spinning an endless circle series)
slide installation. time: endless
mixed media: film, slide and sound
>> HP
Apparently - I am a Kodak Junkie too! I was supposed to help Dad find more room in the barn - but could not recommend he let go of these gems - we sent two to the recycling department - and kept three - the keepers all work!
Projection Portraits - Kristin
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When I was a kid, I would go to the Buhl Planetarium several times a year and the Zeiss Projector was the centerpiece of my visit in the same way that it was the centerpiece of the planetarium. I am very please that it is no longer gathering dust in the old building now that operations have moved to the Carnegie Science Center.
Perhaps it's just the fog of distant youth but I think the sky projected on the planetarium dome by the Zeiss was better, crisper, more realistic than the digital projections of the new planetariums.